Samson and Delilah Coloring Pages for Kids

Follow Samson and Delilah's story in six scenes

These Samson and Delilah coloring pages for kids follow selected moments from Judges 16:4-31. The sheets move from a conversation about Samson's strength to the haircut, his imprisonment and the final scene between the pillars. They are designed for an adult and child to explore together, rather than as a complete illustrated account of Samson's life.

Read before you color

Samson tells Delilah that he has been set apart for God and that his hair has never been cut. Delilah calls a man to shave his hair while he sleeps. His strength leaves him; the story connects this with the Lord's departure, rather than presenting hair as a magical source of power.

The later pictures show Samson working in prison and praying between the pillars. The last sheet represents the building beginning to fall without showing injuries. The passage says that Samson and many others died. It is a serious ending, not a scene in which Samson safely escapes.

Help children talk about the story

Choose one scene at a time, read its linked verses, and let your child describe the picture before discussing it. The characters are adults, shown in a cartoon style. Their appearance and clothing are artistic interpretations, not details supplied by the passage.

• What does Samson tell Delilah?
• What do you notice about the haircut scene?
• Who does Samson ask for help in his final prayer?
• How can we make thoughtful choices about whom we trust?

A note for parents and teachers

Judges 16 includes betrayal, blindness and death. The illustrations avoid graphic injury details, but adults should decide how much of the passage to discuss with each child. This is not a preschool-specific collection. You can stop before the final sheet or select a different Bible story if that suits your group better.

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Download and print

Each design is a one-page A4 PDF. The complete PDF contains all six designs in story order; the ZIP contains the individual PDFs, complete PDF and a read-me. The ZIP does not contain extra designs. WebP images are lightweight screen previews. Print the PDFs in portrait on A4, or select Fit to page for US Letter and check the print preview.

You may print copies for your home, classroom or church group. Share this article link rather than redistributing the files, and do not resell the artwork. These original AI-assisted cartoon illustrations were reviewed for this collection.